Four Parrots (the Red And Green Macaw And The Blue And Golden Parakeet) Stand On The Trunk In A Straight Line. Stock Image

The red and green Macaw (Ara chloroptera), also known as the green winged red Macaw, is a large climbing bird of the Parrot Psittacidae family. It is distributed in Argentina, Bolivia's Multinational state, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, French Guiana, Guyana, Panama, Paraguay, Türkiye, Suriname, Venezuela, and the Bolivarian Republic. The Blue and Golden Parakeet (scientific name: Ara ararauna) is a large climbing bird of the family Parakeetidae in the bird class. Body length 86-94 centimeters Wing span 104-114 centimeters The tail length is 40-50 centimeters, accounting for approximately half of the body length Weight 995-1380 grams. The overall main color tone of this species is blue, with a yellow green forehead and an emerald blue upper body from the back of the forehead. The eyes and cheeks are exposed and appear flesh white.